Joint Hypermobility

Joint hypermobility (excessive joint movement) is quite common. Those that have hypermobile joints are not necessarily impacted by it although when it does impact a person it can do so in a number of ways such as:

• Chronic pain
• Gross motor delay or difficulties
• Fine motor delay or difficulties
• Poor balance
• Poor co-ordination
• Poor posture
• Frequent muscle or joint injuries
• Recurrent joint dislocations
• Poor endurance and fatigue with physical activity
• Increased incidence of “growing pains” and general aches and pains